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Spoon of Music presents.....
William + And What Will Be Left Of Them? + Elfred And The Uber Peas + Lewsor
Wednesday 14th November 2007
The Windmill
22 Blenheim Gardens
Brixton
London
Map: http://www.windmillbrixton.co.uk/Location.htm
8pm – Midnight
£4 Entry on the door
William ( London )

Twisting, Turning and excitable dancing melodies are a musical equivalent of plastic flowers – still beautiful, but ever lasting. Their infections rhythms will have you hooked from the first note, think Pavement meets Dinosaur Jr meets Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!
It was musical love at first sight for Spoon.
"Lurching between wall-of-sound frenzy and sweetly picked melody" Artrocker
www.myspace.com/williamtheband

And What Will Be Left Of Them? ( Worcester )
Punky fuzzed-up guitar pop. B-52s meets The Slits combines to make AWWBLOT a juddery artpop trip of pure delight. It's like an electro-lollipop. Pop-art, Art-Pop, Pop-Love, Love-Them! Check out their double a-side single 'Come With Me/Look In Your Eye' which will be out on 13th October if you are in any doubt.
" Worcester 's finest electro-pop shambolists and future Lo-Fi Cult Heroes." Drowned In Sound
www.myspace.com/awwblot
Elfred And The Uber Peas (Colchester/London)
There is more to this quartet than simply a great name. The Saxophone led post-punk-shouty-speedballs bring to mind a rough and ready Twisted Charm. Electric energy, abrasive rhythms and sing-a-long chorus and ferocious vocal deliveries.
"This Colchester rock funk band mix crashing drums, with in your face lyrics and a touch of saxophone, to create a fresh upbeat sound..." Indie Arsed Rave Up
www.myspace.com/uberpeas
Lewsor ( London )
Ridiculously insane industrial electro, gothic beats sit next gentle synth programming before it breaks out into an explosion of Aphex Twin genocide b-movie gut wrenching electronic shireks. This is cyanide punk. Lewsor makes the Prodigy look like teletubbies.
"This will mentally scar your children for life" Us at Spoon of Music
www.myspace.com/lewsor
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